Kleiner Perkins

Kleiner Perkins is a venture capital firm based in Menlo Park, California, founded in 1972. The firm specializes in investing in early-stage, growth, and incubation companies across a range of industries, including business products, consumer services, financial services, healthcare, information technology, and life sciences. Kleiner Perkins partners with entrepreneurs from the inception of their ideas through to their initial public offerings, aiming to maximize the potential of innovative concepts. The firm has a global investment focus, engaging with founders in the United States, Canada, the Middle East, the United Kingdom, and Mainland China. It is recognized for its strategic support of bold ideas and its commitment to fostering growth in various sectors.

Nadia Cochinwala

Investor

Kevin Compton

Partner

Josh Coyne

Partner

Joshua Coyne

Partner and Investor

John Doerr

Chairman and Partner

Al Gore

Senior Partner

Wen Hsieh

Partner

James Huang

Managing Partner, China

Floyd Kvamme

Partner Emeriti

Jerry Liang

Vice President

Bucky Moore

Partner

Aditya Naganath

Principal

Lucas Oliveira

Investor

Lucas Oliveira

Investor

Colin Powell

Strategic Limited Partner

Ev Randle

Partner

Beth Seidenberg

General Partner

James Tang

Vice President, China

Xin Tang

Director, China Fund

Jimmy Wei

Venture Partner, China

Jason Zhao

Partner

Past deals in iOS

N3TWORK

Series A in 2022
N3TWORK, established in 2013 and based in San Francisco, specializes in creating, publishing, and scaling high-quality mobile games for iOS and Android platforms. The company offers a range of services to game developers, including game development, publishing, commercialization, user acquisition, ad monetization, data science, product management, and marketing. N3TWORK's unique approach lies in its focus on leveraging blockchain technology to create innovative, player-centric gaming experiences, enabling mobile game enthusiasts to own and influence their gaming environments.

N3TWORK

Series C in 2019
N3TWORK, established in 2013 and based in San Francisco, specializes in creating, publishing, and scaling high-quality mobile games for iOS and Android platforms. The company offers a range of services to game developers, including game development, publishing, commercialization, user acquisition, ad monetization, data science, product management, and marketing. N3TWORK's unique approach lies in its focus on leveraging blockchain technology to create innovative, player-centric gaming experiences, enabling mobile game enthusiasts to own and influence their gaming environments.

Docbot

Seed Round in 2019
Docbot, Inc. is an artificial intelligence technology company based in Irvine, California, that specializes in gastrointestinal diseases. The company develops web-based applications for iOS and Android devices, offering a clinical decision support system that aggregates patient information and provides cloud analytics for healthcare professionals. Its flagship product is built on the UltivisionAI software platform, which focuses on real-time image analysis and automated reporting. This platform is designed to detect colorectal cancer and other gastrointestinal conditions by integrating various data sources from imaging systems and pathology requisitions. Docbot aims to enhance patient care and streamline clinical workflows, ultimately reducing cancer risks and improving outcomes for patients in the gastrointestinal specialty.

Buddybuild

Series A in 2016
Buddybuild offers a mobile iteration platform designed to streamline the processes of continuous integration and continuous delivery for iOS developers. By providing tools that automate testing and feedback, Buddybuild enables developers to quickly set up and manage their mobile applications. Each code change triggers an automatic build and testing process, allowing for efficient identification and resolution of issues. Testers can easily send feedback along with diagnostic details using a simple screenshot, which helps developers address concerns promptly. This integrated approach eliminates the need for managing multiple, disparate systems, allowing developers to concentrate on creating high-quality applications.

Flipagram

Series B in 2015
Flipagram, Inc. is a mobile application developer based in Rolling Hills Estates, California, specializing in creating short video stories that combine photos, videos, and music. The app is compatible with iPhone, Android, and Windows mobile devices, catering to a global audience with tens of millions of monthly users. As one of the fastest-growing apps in the world, Flipagram enables users to easily craft engaging content, enhancing their storytelling capabilities. The company operates as a subsidiary of Cheerful Inc. and, as of February 2017, is also a subsidiary of Beijing Byte Dance Telecommunications Co., Ltd.

textPlus

Venture Round in 2015
textPlus, Inc., formerly known as GOGII Inc., provides WiFi-based mobile communication services globally through its textPlus app. Available on iOS, Android, and Windows devices, including smartphones, tablets, and Kindle Fire, the application allows users to make free calls to landlines and mobile numbers. The company was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Marina del Rey, California.

Shazam Entertainment

Series F in 2015
Shazam Entertainment Limited is a technology company focused on music discovery through its flagship application, Shazam. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in London, the company enables users to discover, explore, and share music and television content via its mobile application, available on iOS, Android, and Windows platforms, as well as on MAC and Windows PCs. Shazam has established strategic alliances with several media companies, including iHeartMedia and Cumulus, to enhance its offerings and reach. The company operates additional offices in major cities, including New York City, Redwood City, Los Angeles, San Diego, Chicago, and North Sydney, Australia. Since September 2018, Shazam Entertainment has functioned as a subsidiary of Apple Operations Europe.

N3TWORK

Series B in 2015
N3TWORK, established in 2013 and based in San Francisco, specializes in creating, publishing, and scaling high-quality mobile games for iOS and Android platforms. The company offers a range of services to game developers, including game development, publishing, commercialization, user acquisition, ad monetization, data science, product management, and marketing. N3TWORK's unique approach lies in its focus on leveraging blockchain technology to create innovative, player-centric gaming experiences, enabling mobile game enthusiasts to own and influence their gaming environments.

HiWiFi

Series B in 2014
HiWiFi is a provider of smart routers that feature a proprietary operating system, allowing users to install various internet-connected applications directly on the device. Unlike traditional routers, HiWiFi offers an open platform that enhances download speeds from popular app stores, including iTunes, Google Play, and Xiaomi's app store, eliminating the need for third-party plug-ins. The company's wireless connectivity equipment is designed to integrate cloud services and application software, providing users with a versatile solution for their wireless connectivity needs.

Shazam Entertainment

Series E in 2014
Shazam Entertainment Limited is a technology company focused on music discovery through its flagship application, Shazam. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in London, the company enables users to discover, explore, and share music and television content via its mobile application, available on iOS, Android, and Windows platforms, as well as on MAC and Windows PCs. Shazam has established strategic alliances with several media companies, including iHeartMedia and Cumulus, to enhance its offerings and reach. The company operates additional offices in major cities, including New York City, Redwood City, Los Angeles, San Diego, Chicago, and North Sydney, Australia. Since September 2018, Shazam Entertainment has functioned as a subsidiary of Apple Operations Europe.

Secret

Series A in 2014
Secret offers an online platform that enables users to share their personal secrets with other users anonymously. It owns and operates a mobile application that helps users to share and connect with friends. The company was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Secret

Seed Round in 2013
Secret offers an online platform that enables users to share their personal secrets with other users anonymously. It owns and operates a mobile application that helps users to share and connect with friends. The company was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Knack.it

Seed Round in 2013
Knack.it Corp. is a game development company based in Palo Alto, California, that focuses on creating engaging games designed to help individuals discover their unique talents and potential across a variety of fields, including architecture, management, arts, and sciences. Founded in 2010, the company leverages the interactive nature of games to motivate and reward users, providing them with insights into their abilities in areas such as finance, education, and healthcare. Knack.it's products are available for purchase through the Apple App Store, offering users an accessible platform to explore their skills and traits in a fun and engaging manner.

Fleksy

Series A in 2013
Fleksy, established in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, specializes in designing and delivering innovative keyboard software for mobile devices. Its flagship product, the Fleksy keyboard, is available on both Android and iOS platforms, offering users extensive customization options and predictive text technology for enhanced productivity. With over 20 million global downloads, Fleksy also provides a Software Development Kit (SDK) for businesses, enabling them to integrate a high-quality typing experience into their own apps for a monthly licensing fee. The company's mission is to facilitate seamless language input across various devices and languages.

N3TWORK

Series A in 2013
N3TWORK, established in 2013 and based in San Francisco, specializes in creating, publishing, and scaling high-quality mobile games for iOS and Android platforms. The company offers a range of services to game developers, including game development, publishing, commercialization, user acquisition, ad monetization, data science, product management, and marketing. N3TWORK's unique approach lies in its focus on leveraging blockchain technology to create innovative, player-centric gaming experiences, enabling mobile game enthusiasts to own and influence their gaming environments.

Emu Messenger

Seed Round in 2013
Emu is texting with a built-in assistant. Schedule lunches, share your location, and set reminders — as easily as sending a photo. It’s texting, for grown-ups. Created by veterans of Siri, Apple, Google, TechCrunch, and Yahoo! Messenger, Emu is a messaging product for iPhone that uses artificial intelligence — machine learning and natural language processing — to understand messages, then magically adds relevant information to help you schedule a lunch, reserve a table, buy movie tickets, or share your location in real time. Emu (http://emu.is) was founded in 2012 by Gummi Hafsteinsson (formerly VP Product Siri, previously at Apple and Google), Dave Feldman (previously with AOL/TechCrunch and Yahoo!), and an experienced team of mobile and machine-learning engineers. The company has received seed funding of $1.5M to date from Kleiner Perkins, TriplePoint Capital, Menlo Ventures, DFJ, and additional angel investors. See our Founder Bios for more information on the founding team.

textPlus

Series D in 2012
textPlus, Inc., formerly known as GOGII Inc., provides WiFi-based mobile communication services globally through its textPlus app. Available on iOS, Android, and Windows devices, including smartphones, tablets, and Kindle Fire, the application allows users to make free calls to landlines and mobile numbers. The company was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Marina del Rey, California.

Yapp

Seed Round in 2012
Yapp, Inc. offers a user-friendly platform that enables clients to create, edit, and publish mobile applications for various events, conferences, meetings, and internal communications, compatible with both iOS and Android devices. The platform caters to a wide range of organizations, from small nonprofit associations to large enterprises, allowing users to develop mobile applications tailored for diverse needs, including event management, employee engagement, and internal communications. With Yapp, clients can efficiently create applications in minutes and publish them instantly, providing a cost-effective solution for enhancing attendee engagement and facilitating communication within organizations. Founded in 2010, Yapp is headquartered in New York, New York.

Pinger

Venture Round in 2012
Pinger, Inc. is a mobile application developer based in San Jose, California, founded in 2005. The company specializes in communication services, offering products such as Sideline and Textfree, which facilitate free texting and calling. Pinger's applications support various features including voicemail, text messaging, and picture messaging, catering to a global audience of iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, and Android users. With a focus on innovation, Pinger aims to enhance consumer communication experiences, making a significant impact on users' lives. The company is backed by notable investors and has a strong management team guiding its growth in the competitive mobile communications landscape.

Apteligent

Seed Round in 2011
Apteligent, Inc. is a company that specializes in mobile application intelligence solutions, providing tools for real-time data collection and reporting. Its offerings include Userflows, which connect user experiences with business metrics, and a Crash Reporting solution that identifies and monitors application errors to mitigate user impact. Additionally, Apteligent provides Service Monitoring to analyze the performance of service and API metrics. The platform supports various mobile operating systems, including iOS, Android, Windows Phone, Hybrid, and HTML5 applications. Its solutions cater to businesses across multiple industries, including finance, retail, travel, media, and gaming. Formerly known as Crittercism, Apteligent was established in 2010 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California. As of 2017, the company operates as a subsidiary of VMware, Inc.

Shazam Entertainment

Series C in 2011
Shazam Entertainment Limited is a technology company focused on music discovery through its flagship application, Shazam. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in London, the company enables users to discover, explore, and share music and television content via its mobile application, available on iOS, Android, and Windows platforms, as well as on MAC and Windows PCs. Shazam has established strategic alliances with several media companies, including iHeartMedia and Cumulus, to enhance its offerings and reach. The company operates additional offices in major cities, including New York City, Redwood City, Los Angeles, San Diego, Chicago, and North Sydney, Australia. Since September 2018, Shazam Entertainment has functioned as a subsidiary of Apple Operations Europe.

textPlus

Series C in 2011
textPlus, Inc., formerly known as GOGII Inc., provides WiFi-based mobile communication services globally through its textPlus app. Available on iOS, Android, and Windows devices, including smartphones, tablets, and Kindle Fire, the application allows users to make free calls to landlines and mobile numbers. The company was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Marina del Rey, California.

Zynga

Series C in 2011
Zynga Inc., established in 2007, is a leading global developer, publisher, and operator of social games. The company's portfolio spans over 6 billion downloads across 175 countries, featuring popular franchises like FarmVille, Words With Friends, and Zynga Poker. Zynga's games are played on mobile platforms (iOS, Android) and social networking sites, with revenue generated through game downloads, in-game purchases, and advertising services. The company's headquarters are in San Francisco, California, with additional locations in North America, Europe, and Asia.

Cooliris

Series C in 2011
Cooliris, Inc. specializes in creating mobile experiences that enhance content sharing and communication. Founded in 2006 and based in San Francisco, the company is known for its visually immersive media applications, including the Gallery app and BeamIt, a messaging application designed for both Android and iOS platforms. Cooliris enables users to capture and share photos and videos, fostering connectivity through visual messaging. As of November 2014, Cooliris operates as a subsidiary of Altaba Inc., further extending its reach in the mobile and web consumer markets.

Karma

Venture Round in 2011
Karma is a social mobile gifting service founded by Lee Linden and Ben Lewis, designed to allow users to send gifts to friends easily through iOS and Android applications. By integrating intelligent features and social discovery, Karma distinguishes itself in the competitive landscape of mobile gifting apps. The platform emphasizes user convenience, making the process of selecting and sending gifts straightforward and engaging.

Callaway Digital Arts

Series A in 2010
Callaway Digital Arts (CDA) specializes in publishing premium lifestyle and children's applications for Apple's iPad, iPhone, and iPod products. The company combines the talents of storytellers and digital artists in its in-house studio to create high-quality applications that engage users of all ages. CDA's portfolio includes notable titles such as Martha Stewart Makes Cookies, Miss Spider's Tea Party, and Miss Spider's Bedtime Story, among others. The firm has received funding from prominent investors, enabling it to enhance its offerings in the digital application market.

Shopkick

Series B in 2010
Engage. Reward. Delight. For millions of users, Shopkick helps consumers connect and engage with the brands, products, and experiences everyday in a rewarding and delightful manner. Here at Shopkick, we work to transcend the consumers’ physical and digital day by creating a personalized experience which rewards behavior and drives incrementality for our partners. For brands and retailers, Shopkick provides high consumer engagement along the entire path to purchase. Some of our leading brand and retail partners include Best Buy, Clorox, GSK, Georgia Pacific, Nestle, TJ Maxx and Unilever, amongst many others. Shopkicks’ mission is to create a seamless experience through every channel or device. The outcome? Shopping experiences are now engaging, rewarding, and delightful while simultaneously providing our brand and retail clients with innovative, impactful targeting capabilities and data insights. Shopkick creates a unique and fun shopping experience which is fueled by “kicks” (Shopkicks’ own currency). Shoppers are rewarded with kicks in a multitude of ways; from the comfort of their home, browsing content, watching videos to walking into stores, engaging with products at-shelf, and making purchases, both online and offline. Shopkick truly rewards its users for shopping anytime, anywhere. Based in Redwood City, California, Shopkick, a Trax Company, was founded in 2009 and has grown from five people in a basement to a vibrant community of engineers, designers, product managers, content curators, and partnership managers. Shopkick is available for free in the App Store and Google Play.

Shopkick

Series A in 2010
Engage. Reward. Delight. For millions of users, Shopkick helps consumers connect and engage with the brands, products, and experiences everyday in a rewarding and delightful manner. Here at Shopkick, we work to transcend the consumers’ physical and digital day by creating a personalized experience which rewards behavior and drives incrementality for our partners. For brands and retailers, Shopkick provides high consumer engagement along the entire path to purchase. Some of our leading brand and retail partners include Best Buy, Clorox, GSK, Georgia Pacific, Nestle, TJ Maxx and Unilever, amongst many others. Shopkicks’ mission is to create a seamless experience through every channel or device. The outcome? Shopping experiences are now engaging, rewarding, and delightful while simultaneously providing our brand and retail clients with innovative, impactful targeting capabilities and data insights. Shopkick creates a unique and fun shopping experience which is fueled by “kicks” (Shopkicks’ own currency). Shoppers are rewarded with kicks in a multitude of ways; from the comfort of their home, browsing content, watching videos to walking into stores, engaging with products at-shelf, and making purchases, both online and offline. Shopkick truly rewards its users for shopping anytime, anywhere. Based in Redwood City, California, Shopkick, a Trax Company, was founded in 2009 and has grown from five people in a basement to a vibrant community of engineers, designers, product managers, content curators, and partnership managers. Shopkick is available for free in the App Store and Google Play.

Ngmoco

Series C in 2010
Ngmoco, established in 2008, was a U.S.-based mobile gaming company that developed and published games for iOS and Android platforms. Led by CEO Neil Young, a former Electronic Arts executive, the company was known for creating popular titles for the iPhone. Ngmoco was backed by Kleiner Perkins through its iFund and was acquired by DeNA Global in 2010.

textPlus

Series B in 2009
textPlus, Inc., formerly known as GOGII Inc., provides WiFi-based mobile communication services globally through its textPlus app. Available on iOS, Android, and Windows devices, including smartphones, tablets, and Kindle Fire, the application allows users to make free calls to landlines and mobile numbers. The company was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Marina del Rey, California.

Shazam Entertainment

Venture Round in 2009
Shazam Entertainment Limited is a technology company focused on music discovery through its flagship application, Shazam. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in London, the company enables users to discover, explore, and share music and television content via its mobile application, available on iOS, Android, and Windows platforms, as well as on MAC and Windows PCs. Shazam has established strategic alliances with several media companies, including iHeartMedia and Cumulus, to enhance its offerings and reach. The company operates additional offices in major cities, including New York City, Redwood City, Los Angeles, San Diego, Chicago, and North Sydney, Australia. Since September 2018, Shazam Entertainment has functioned as a subsidiary of Apple Operations Europe.

Shopkick

Series A in 2009
Engage. Reward. Delight. For millions of users, Shopkick helps consumers connect and engage with the brands, products, and experiences everyday in a rewarding and delightful manner. Here at Shopkick, we work to transcend the consumers’ physical and digital day by creating a personalized experience which rewards behavior and drives incrementality for our partners. For brands and retailers, Shopkick provides high consumer engagement along the entire path to purchase. Some of our leading brand and retail partners include Best Buy, Clorox, GSK, Georgia Pacific, Nestle, TJ Maxx and Unilever, amongst many others. Shopkicks’ mission is to create a seamless experience through every channel or device. The outcome? Shopping experiences are now engaging, rewarding, and delightful while simultaneously providing our brand and retail clients with innovative, impactful targeting capabilities and data insights. Shopkick creates a unique and fun shopping experience which is fueled by “kicks” (Shopkicks’ own currency). Shoppers are rewarded with kicks in a multitude of ways; from the comfort of their home, browsing content, watching videos to walking into stores, engaging with products at-shelf, and making purchases, both online and offline. Shopkick truly rewards its users for shopping anytime, anywhere. Based in Redwood City, California, Shopkick, a Trax Company, was founded in 2009 and has grown from five people in a basement to a vibrant community of engineers, designers, product managers, content curators, and partnership managers. Shopkick is available for free in the App Store and Google Play.

Cooliris

Series B in 2009
Cooliris, Inc. specializes in creating mobile experiences that enhance content sharing and communication. Founded in 2006 and based in San Francisco, the company is known for its visually immersive media applications, including the Gallery app and BeamIt, a messaging application designed for both Android and iOS platforms. Cooliris enables users to capture and share photos and videos, fostering connectivity through visual messaging. As of November 2014, Cooliris operates as a subsidiary of Altaba Inc., further extending its reach in the mobile and web consumer markets.

Ngmoco

Series B in 2009
Ngmoco, established in 2008, was a U.S.-based mobile gaming company that developed and published games for iOS and Android platforms. Led by CEO Neil Young, a former Electronic Arts executive, the company was known for creating popular titles for the iPhone. Ngmoco was backed by Kleiner Perkins through its iFund and was acquired by DeNA Global in 2010.

Ngmoco

Series A in 2008
Ngmoco, established in 2008, was a U.S.-based mobile gaming company that developed and published games for iOS and Android platforms. Led by CEO Neil Young, a former Electronic Arts executive, the company was known for creating popular titles for the iPhone. Ngmoco was backed by Kleiner Perkins through its iFund and was acquired by DeNA Global in 2010.

Zynga

Series B in 2008
Zynga Inc., established in 2007, is a leading global developer, publisher, and operator of social games. The company's portfolio spans over 6 billion downloads across 175 countries, featuring popular franchises like FarmVille, Words With Friends, and Zynga Poker. Zynga's games are played on mobile platforms (iOS, Android) and social networking sites, with revenue generated through game downloads, in-game purchases, and advertising services. The company's headquarters are in San Francisco, California, with additional locations in North America, Europe, and Asia.

Pelago

Series B in 2008
Pelago, founded in 2006 by former Amazon executives, focuses on harnessing the convergence of location awareness, information accessibility, and social interaction to foster innovation in personal storytelling. Its primary product, Whrrl v2.0, launched in March 2009, is a mobile and web application that allows users to capture and share their life experiences in real-time through story formats, integrating location data, photos, and text updates. Users have control over their privacy settings and can share stories across various platforms, including Facebook and Twitter. Whrrl v2.0 supports collaborative storytelling, enabling multiple users to contribute to a single narrative from different devices. The platform accommodates participation through various means, including SMS, email, and Wi-Fi-enabled digital cameras, ensuring broad accessibility. Each story is assigned a unique URL for easy sharing, and users can edit their contributions on the Whrrl website after the experience. Through these features, Pelago aims to eliminate barriers to inspiration, information, and human connection.

textPlus

Series A in 2007
textPlus, Inc., formerly known as GOGII Inc., provides WiFi-based mobile communication services globally through its textPlus app. Available on iOS, Android, and Windows devices, including smartphones, tablets, and Kindle Fire, the application allows users to make free calls to landlines and mobile numbers. The company was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Marina del Rey, California.

Cooliris

Series A in 2007
Cooliris, Inc. specializes in creating mobile experiences that enhance content sharing and communication. Founded in 2006 and based in San Francisco, the company is known for its visually immersive media applications, including the Gallery app and BeamIt, a messaging application designed for both Android and iOS platforms. Cooliris enables users to capture and share photos and videos, fostering connectivity through visual messaging. As of November 2014, Cooliris operates as a subsidiary of Altaba Inc., further extending its reach in the mobile and web consumer markets.

Pinger

Series B in 2006
Pinger, Inc. is a mobile application developer based in San Jose, California, founded in 2005. The company specializes in communication services, offering products such as Sideline and Textfree, which facilitate free texting and calling. Pinger's applications support various features including voicemail, text messaging, and picture messaging, catering to a global audience of iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, and Android users. With a focus on innovation, Pinger aims to enhance consumer communication experiences, making a significant impact on users' lives. The company is backed by notable investors and has a strong management team guiding its growth in the competitive mobile communications landscape.

Pelago

Series A in 2006
Pelago, founded in 2006 by former Amazon executives, focuses on harnessing the convergence of location awareness, information accessibility, and social interaction to foster innovation in personal storytelling. Its primary product, Whrrl v2.0, launched in March 2009, is a mobile and web application that allows users to capture and share their life experiences in real-time through story formats, integrating location data, photos, and text updates. Users have control over their privacy settings and can share stories across various platforms, including Facebook and Twitter. Whrrl v2.0 supports collaborative storytelling, enabling multiple users to contribute to a single narrative from different devices. The platform accommodates participation through various means, including SMS, email, and Wi-Fi-enabled digital cameras, ensuring broad accessibility. Each story is assigned a unique URL for easy sharing, and users can edit their contributions on the Whrrl website after the experience. Through these features, Pelago aims to eliminate barriers to inspiration, information, and human connection.

Pinger

Series A in 2005
Pinger, Inc. is a mobile application developer based in San Jose, California, founded in 2005. The company specializes in communication services, offering products such as Sideline and Textfree, which facilitate free texting and calling. Pinger's applications support various features including voicemail, text messaging, and picture messaging, catering to a global audience of iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, and Android users. With a focus on innovation, Pinger aims to enhance consumer communication experiences, making a significant impact on users' lives. The company is backed by notable investors and has a strong management team guiding its growth in the competitive mobile communications landscape.

Wine.com

Series A in 2000
Wine.com, Inc., established in 1998 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, is a leading online retailer specializing in wines and related products. It offers an extensive selection of wines from various regions and grape varieties, including red, white, rosé, sparkling, and vintage wines, sourced from prominent wine-producing countries worldwide. The company also provides a range of gourmet food and sweets gift baskets, curated wine sets, glassware, and accessories, catering to diverse occasions and corporate gifting needs. Wine.com operates a membership-based wine club and offers a convenient shopping experience with features such as live chat wine experts, date-certain delivery, and shipping to over 11,000 pick-up locations. Its mobile app allows users to scan, rate, and purchase wines on the go. The company aims to inspire the wine lifestyle through innovation, offering customers unparalleled selection, guidance, and convenience not typically found in traditional brick-and-mortar stores.

Sybase

Pre Seed Round in 1985
Sybase is a technology company with over 20 years of experience in providing enterprise and mobile software products for information management, development, and integration. It specializes in managing and mobilizing critical data across various sectors, including commerce, finance, government, healthcare, and defense. Sybase's offerings include relational databases, analytics, data warehousing, and mobile application development platforms, enabling organizations to effectively manage, analyze, and utilize their information. The company is recognized for its innovation in creating solutions that empower the Unwired Enterprise, facilitating seamless data access and integration from data centers to operational endpoints.
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